Firms are pitching low-cost munitions and the Pentagon is making weapons deals. It won’t immediately fix the Iran stockpile problem, experts say.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.—There are less than four months left in the year, but defense and aerospace company Arcfield’s plans seem to just be getting started, as they prepare for an upcoming satellite launch and explore manufacturing a highly speci…

The Defense Information Systems Agency is emphasizing on-demand communications capabilities for this iteration of the program.

Chris Kubasik, L3Harris’ CEO since June 2021, has left the company following a code of conduct investigation.

Instead of making shells, the assembly robots kept failing in bizarre ways—and that’s just for starters.

The aviation-services firm beat out Bell and Lockheed Martin.

A memo orders agencies to find uses for the company’s software, but is mute on the required justifications for sole-source work.

PASCAGOULA, Miss.—Thick puffs of clouds didn’t stop the sun from beating down on the shipyard. And only a strong morning breeze could cut that Gulf Coast heat. But prospective welders for HII’s Ingalls Shipbuilding need not immediatel…

Seasats CEO Mike Flanigan isn’t really interested in building ship-sized drone boats.  “We don't plan to build bigger systems,” Flanigan told Defense One.  Instead, Seasats is all in on small unmanned surface vessels w…